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How to disassemble Mastech MS6530 pyrometer protocol?
Non-contact infrared thermometer Mastech MS6530 has a USART connector. We connected it to a computer and read the transmitted temperature readings. We got this (the temperature values \u200b\u200bfrom the device display are indicated next to it):
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 F6 FE 0E A4 62 2A 76 00 11 52 42 CA 9C FC : 22.1
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 76 FC 0A A4 C6 2A 5A FE F6 FA 52 2E 5E DA : 32.2
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 8A 06 10 7A 49 99 C8 1D 00 0A 42 16 CE FE : -11.8
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 A6 EE 0A A4 66 2A 7E F2 F6 F2 52 3E 36 F3 : 77.0
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 C6 FE 1A A4 26 2A 4E 00 0D 56 4A 2A 9A FF
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 CE FE 1A A4 26 2A 56 00 0E 56 4A 12 99
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 D2 FE 1A A4 26 2A 5A 00 07 56 4A 1E 11
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 D6 FE 1A A4 26 2A 5E 00 07 56 4A 2A DC
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 DA FE 16 A4 26 2A 5E 00 07 52 4A C6 96 FF
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 1E FC 16 A4 26 2A 0E FE C2 FA 52 4A B6 DE FC
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 DA 16 A4 26 2A D2 FC 96 FA 52 4A EE 2A FE
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 E6 16 A4 26 2A DA FC 96 FA 52 4A B6 24 FF
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 FA 16 A4 26 2A EE FC AA FA 52 4A 32 0E
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 F6 12 A4 26 2A EA FC A6 FA 52 4A CE F2
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 E2 12 A4 26 2A DA FC 9A FA 52 4A 72 CC FC
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 D6 12 A4 26 2A CE FC 92 FA 52 4A 32 A4 FF
00 00 00 4C 99 E2 DE FE 12 A4 26 2A 5E 00 07 52 4A CE 62
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There is little data. You need to collect:
1) consecutive packets in the order they come. A slice of ten
2) It is necessary to collect packets with the same readings on the screen
3) there is a lot of data, and the numbers are small, then you need more information about what kind of device it is and what it can physically output. According to the link there, by the way, two numbers are written for some reason, and you write one.
WE seem to get raw data at the output (like an ADC), and the formula should be anyway - after all, the pyrometer measures in C and F, and the input is always a raw value (ADC (!)).
And one more thing... to look at the data at 0.0 and 100.0 C.
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